Maintaining a neutral body temperature during the summer months prevents ailments like heat stroke and exhaustion. Cooling vests do just this and serve as long-lasting temperature regulators. There ...

The best cooling clothing wicks moisture, provides sun protection or has cooling technology — or even a combination of all three. With record-breaking temperatures this summer, you may be wondering ...

Arctic Cool recently introduced the Instant Cooling apparel line for men and women, which utilizes Hydrofreeze technology designed to cool down your body while you exercise. Where cotton tees have ...

They've won over a native Floridian who's used to temperatures reaching 95 degrees and up. Outfits that are both comfortable and stylish to wear in extreme heat are hard to find. As a native Floridian ...

The Fieldsheer Mobile Cooling® Hydrologic Vest provides cool comfort so you can stay outdoors longer. Fieldsheer® Hydrologic® Quilted Evaporative Cooling fabric keeps you cool longer, simply wet it ...

We vaguely remember what we believe was a DuPont commercial in the late ’80s or early ’90s touting that one day, they would make clothing that could cool you. And sure, there is clothing that allows ...

Every morning, thousands of construction workers in Qatar start their day by soaking their uniforms in water. The two-minute ritual kickstarts an important process: When the workers are toiling ...

Allegro's comprehensive line of Cooling Products includes items such as the Cooling Vests, Cool Offs, Doo Rags, Bandanas, Cooling Fan Mist Kit and the Hydration Back Pack. Cooling Vests come in eight ...

When it comes to keeping cool on hot days, it's not so much a matter of wearing less clothing as it is a matter of wearing the right clothing. A new fabric coating could help in that regard, and it's ...

Every morning, thousands of construction workers in Qatar start their day by soaking their uniforms in water. The two-minute ritual kick-starts an important process: When the workers are toiling ...

PHOENIX - Arizona's triple-digit summer heat can be dangerous, and one professor at Arizona State University is looking into the future, and has come up with a way people can adapt to extreme heat.